Role overview
As Captain, you will lead safe, efficient, and customer-focused operations across all phases of flight. You will set the tone for crew performance, uphold company standards, and ensure every passenger enjoys a smooth, professional experience.
- Place safety above all else and operate to company manuals, SOPs, and Part 135 regulations.
- Own preflight planning: performance, weight & balance, fuel, route, alternates, and weather/NOTAM review.
- Execute all flight phases to a high standard, exercising sound judgment and effective CRM.
- Ensure cabin readiness and cleanliness; deliver polished, attentive passenger service.
- Maintain aircraft readiness by documenting discrepancies and coordinating with Maintenance per company procedures.
- Represent the brand with a professional appearance and adherence to uniform standards.
- Complete additional station or company assignments as directed by leadership.
What you’ll bring
- Minimum age: 23
- Work authorization: Legally authorized to work in the United States
- Travel readiness: Valid passport; able to travel internationally without restrictions
- Certificates: U.S. Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) with CE-560XL type rating; current First-Class Medical; English Proficiency Endorsement
- Driving: Valid driver’s license with a good driving record
- Professional skills: Strong leadership, communication, organization, and time management; excels both independently and as part of a team
- Availability: Flexible for irregular schedules, including nights, weekends, and holidays
- Physical: Able to lift up to 75 lbs
- Compliance: Adheres to OSHA, EPA, state, and federal requirements
- Languages: Fluent English; Spanish proficiency a plus
Flight time minimums
- Total time: 3,500 hours
- Pilot in Command: 2,000 hours
- Turbine time: 2,000 hours
- PIC in type (CE-560XL): 250 hours
Clearances & checks
- DOT pre-employment and FAA/company random drug & alcohol testing.
- TSA-required work history, criminal history records check, and fingerprinting.
- No excessive check-ride failures; no prior aviation-related accidents or incidents.
Pay, perks & benefits
- Base salary: $101,000–$130,000, commensurate with experience
- Overrides (if assigned): Up to $25,000 Check Pilot and $10,000 AR/GUS
- Retention incentives: $10,000 after 24 months, then $10,000 every 12 active months thereafter
- Trip incentives: Additional pay potential for extra trips subject to schedule/thresholds
- Health coverage: Medical, dental, and vision effective the first day of the month following hire
- Income protection: Short- and long-term disability; voluntary life insurance
- Retirement: 401(k) with up to 6% company match
- Time off: Up to 56 hours paid sick leave annually (rollover to 480-hour cap) and vested vacation hours available January 1 following hire
- Travel benefits: NRSA privileges upon hire; MyID Travel access after six months
- Leaves: Medical, non-medical family care, maternity/paternity, and personal leave